many thanks, Rod!

thank you, Jason!! 💚

Thank you so much, Costa!!

Would be awesome!

So grateful to the Emmett Institute for playing a pivotal role in my career! 💚 A fantastic place to do research that both is policy-relevant but lets you follow your curiosity.

thanks so much, Andy!!

thanks, Zeke! looking forward to figuring out how to best leverage this for climate action! 💚

thank you, Gernot! 💚

thanks Dan 💚

Thank you so much, Lauren!!

many thanks, Juan! 💚

thanks so much for your kind words! excited to learn about the work of the other fellows!

thank you so much, David! 💚

in this example, it's particularly weird because there are so many proposed state-level ways to regulate the current issues with AI, so clearly there's some capacity to move forward in multiple domains at once.

there are so many arguments with this basic format in the climate space: "x takes attention from y". really speaks to how we don't have a solid shared, evidence-based theory of how the attention economy works as applied to politics.

nice story! this sentence - "They believe repeating claims promoted by the frontier labs about the dangers of AI empowers the AI companies, turning attention away from regulating the current harms of the technology and toward an impossible future" - jumped out as familiar